Huu Tu Communal House
Introduction
Huu Tu Communal House was originally an ancient communal house on the right bank of the Nhue River, built on a mound shaped like a rice grinding mill, reflected in the Nhue River, so it was also popularly called Coi Xay Communal House. The communal house worships the goddess Lady Do Ho (wife of King Le Hoan).
According to local elders, the ancient communal house was very grand but was affected by war; in 1990, with support from the authorities, the people together rebuilt the communal house. Currently, the communal house has a Dinh-shaped structure, including Dai Bai (Great Hall) and Hau Cung (Rear Sanctuary), in addition to a garden area and a pond behind.
Huu Tu Communal House was ranked by the City People's Committee Historical relic - Architectural art in 2010.
